The North Avoca Studio pretty much defies the odds of architecture, it
sits cantilevered on a hill, seeming to float above greenery and ocean
views. Located in Sydney, Australia, the extremely unique house is a
multi-purpose space where the owners can comfortably work, relax,
meditate and entertain. Designed by architect Matt Thitchener,
the 650-square-foot cube home was sustainably built and was constructed
in the middle of difficult geotechnical conditions, affixed to the side
of a hill that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. The roof is covered in
solar panels, which provide 100% of its energy, and it is also equipped
with a rain harvesting system that is used to irrigate the garden
planted under the structure.
